‘Smartphones’, our child is a new drug? Mariana Reis, Mattede Sobral and Augusto Karira respond to Daniel Olivera
Podcast
With the screening of the “adolescent” series in the United Kingdom and the ban on smartphones in schools in schools, the recent re -opening of a political debate in Portugal. Guests Mattede Sobral and Mirabilis Founders Mariana Reis, and Augusto Karira, Pedo Psychiatry
Recent studies spend two months a year before the age of 4 and 18 years, compromising on their brain and physical development. The Portuguese Society of Neuropedia has already warned of the harmful effects of early screens. In Portugal, more than 60% of children receive the first mobile phone between 10 and 12 years, and almost everyone is 14 years old.
American data reveals that between 2003 and 2023, Face -Face Socialization time fell 20%. In Europe, one of the four young people is no longer socially socialized once a week. Lack of real interactions can increase mental health problems such as anxiety, depression and less self -esteem.
Jose Fonseca Fernandes
Increased isolation is associated with personal satisfaction declining, feeding the expanded resentment by the social networking algorithms, and the political impacts have already been documented.
However, there are signs of change. The adolescent series has had a strong impact on the UK, where almost all schools have already banned smartphones. In Portugal, PS and AD now accept similar actions for the 1st and 2nd cycles and control social networks for children under the age of 12.
In this episode, the program has added three guests to this change: Mattedaya Sobral and Mirabilis Association Founders Mariana Reis and Pedosyyyyx Specialist Augusto Carerera. They analyze the impact of the screens together and discuss what you can do to stop the silent crisis on the mental health of the youth.
Jose Fonseca Fernandes
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